like bryce said, we have great stuff coming from the legislature. and we have a governor taking on this issue more than he ever has before in recent weeks, and dedicated professionals looking at it. i'm optimistic, and we have to make tough decisions. >> jarod, from a science perspective, what do you want to see happen in the next couple of years. >> about 75% of the particulate matter, that's when we get in trouble with the federal government, comes from emissions from cars. and so like bryce has talked about, we're aware of where the sources are coming from, but the biggest piece is to try to take cars off of the road. so we need a robust mass transit system. it's going to take sacrifices. we'll have to want to take the bus to get to work, and it's going to require individual sacrifices for utah as. >> what does success for utah look like to you? >> it means that the state of sports needs to be the state of sports, and instead of giving industry free rein, we need to enforce it on everyone. >> thank you to everyone. until next time, raj and i will

joining us is bryce bird, matt, policy director at a nonprofit environmental group, gerard hanson is a professor at brieing enyoung. and amanda, a professional athlete. she started an organization called athletes for air. matt, we talked about it. people think of utah, and the clear blue skies, snow, crystal clear national parks. how seers is the air pollution problem? >> well on a handful of days each winter it's serious, depending on the weather patterns. it can range from a couple of days to a few dozen. we get levels of fine particle pollution. pm2.5, that can be the worst in america. we have decades of health research about the effects of fine particles. they burrow into your lungs, cross the blood barrier. they are a serious problem for babies, the elderly, and there's a disturb suggestion that they play play a role in everything from autism to depression to low birth weight. >> if it's a handful of days, what is there to wore withe about. >> that's a good question. it is a handful of days. most of the time it happens during the winter time. when these handful of day, the pollu

. >> bryce, you have deadlines you have to meet coming up here in the next five years, talk about the likelihood of that. >> again, we have had a lons history of developing plans that meet the standards. epa's process is making the standards more protective over time and we are very confident that reduction strategies that are in place and while costly are effective but that is not the end, we have to focus on all of the sectors the reduce emissions and growth is a big issue for us and determining the growth for the future. >> bryce, if you had to a focus on one thing in terms of being a major polluter, what would you put your finger on? >> transportation emissions are the largest source and hard to get the people out of their vehicles, we have to do a better job with public transportation or providing options for working and education. >> the community is tweeting in about possible suggestions, flynn is doubting, less regulations, just kidding. make sure that the laws are followed. one doctor said she wouldn't recommend living in utah if you have lung problems. i heard of health prob

>> bryce tyler. >> bryce. oh, god. he's one of my dad's protigis.e wrote the book evolution. >> the most ambitious student i ever had. please, you have got to reach him. >> don't worry. we'll get to him. >> looks pretty good. intelligence starts tonight followed by the news at 11:00. >>> a look at art through the eyes of google. and a reminder if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hot line. they are not here, but you can get some help on our website. have a good holiday, it's president's day today. ,, ,, >> there are many benefits of having a home security system. first off, you're less likely to have your home broken into by having a security system. a professional protects your home 24 hours a day, seven days a week. and there's also savings. there's aarp discounts and you get to save every year on your homeowners insurance. >> that is a great saving. and, mike, there is a buzz around here. everyone is talking about the home security package you offer. tell us about that. >> we protect a lot of homes and we want to pass the savings

the dictating backdrop with 0 trustees and special trustee here and bryce representing the states chandler's office and the teachers the certified union that represents them along with the individual elected trustees we're here to say we're taking care of business. and this relationship that we're building here is not going to end because of the challenge to accreditation. we're actually widening the set a relationship with the city and all the education leader and financial leaders on a course that will continue to support city college forever. so with senator leno's leadership under stabilization it's one huge parole in an ongoing discussion to make sure that the of him challenges that are identified as part of the accreditation is taken into consideration we don't want a self, if you will, challenge because of low enrollment we've got another challenge. we want to have people who are lent to our city college whether it's the controller's office or my director to the valuable time to support chandler tyler to make sure that everything is financially accountable. it's my more than hope i'm

fryers bryce cotton an impressive move. villanova won with a beautiful play of the day. >>> skiers and snowboarders are urged to be cautious after two accidental deaths up in the tahoe/truckee area. both happened last week. the first was at sugar bowl where an 18-year-old employee from brazil was skiing on his day off. investigators say he was not wearing a helmet when he hit a tree and injured his head. >>> he had an accident and no one knew about it until a snowshoer happened upon him in the morning the next day. >> friday a 43-year-old bay area man died from a similar accident at northstar. investigators say if the skiers would have been wearing helmets they would have had a better chance of surviving. >>> 6:26 right now. ticks are spreading a disease with symptoms easily mistaken for the flu. but the effect can be worse. why the insects are a much bigger concern than usual in bay area parks. >> reporter: and our very own polina edmunds takes to the ice in sochi for the first time making her olympic debut. i'm kiet do wi

north carolina's bryce johnson, what a block, but that is gold tending.uld have caught the ball. tar heels over florida state. and number one, jack still has time on the clock. races back and right before the buzzer ... he takes the shot and the 18- year-old wins $10,000. or not. school officials say as part of it, he has to hit the shot in his first try and made it on his second. therefore he gets no. we will be right back after this. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, guy 2: i told you you could build your own skillet. guy 1: i'm glad i got it while it's still around. with 30 ingredients to choose from, you can't go wrong. guy 2: yeah, i've never had a combo like this. guy 1: like i always say, you've got to try something new. guy 2: try something new? you've had the same haircut since seventh grade. waitress: hey, welcome to denny's. lottery ticket. wednesday's powerball jackpot has hit 400-million dollars. in a way, a californi >> if you are feeling lucky, now is the time to buy a power ball jackpot. it has hit $400 million. in a way, a californian deserves to win. th

the position players will be here tomorrow, bryce harper and the whole gapping and much more tonight at 7:00 -- gang and much more tonight at 7:00 and 11:00. for now back to you in the studio. >> so jealous of the warm weather days. thank you, sir. >> the cbs evening news is coming up next. >> at 7:00 jan jeffcoat and i will be back for your only local news at 7:00 and as always www.wusa9.com is there. >> always. >> always as always. >> tonight, holiday on ice. yet another winter storm hits the midwest with ice, snow and freezing rain. and it's headed for the northeast. what's behind the extreme weather. reports from dean reynolds and don dahler. >> terror in the sky. the pilot of a jetliner hijacks a plane and threatens to crash it jeff pegues has the latest. >> barry petersen on a growing risk 6 avalanches in the mountains in the west at the height of ski season. >> i always wondered what happened. >> and david martin on the defense secretary's mission to find a long lost brother. >> did you know he was looking for you all those years? >> no. no, i didn't. captioning sponsored by c

. >>> new nats' manager is keeping an eye on bryce harper's knee, but the young slugger says it feelster than ever has. >>> quite a rough landing for two parachuters training at the virginia naval station. the wind took them into an a auxiliary landing field, and neither man was injured, but it took firefighters over an hour to cut them down. >> tonight the university of maryland says it will lengthen the free credit monitoring from one year to five years. this is more than 300,000 people fell victim to a security breach at the university. today is the first day ha the hundreds of the thousands of people could sign up for the free service, but because of the >>> a special look at a restoration inside of union station. a 2011 earthquake left cracks in the walls and the ceiling. and preservists are going to repaint song pain kkiller. with a $70 co-pay, he does not use them the often, and so he was unaware that he returned from the pharmacy with all of these extras. he said they call them periodically if they want the prescription prescriptions refelled and if the people don't answer two

north carolina's bryce johnson, what a block, but that is gold tending.s over florida state. and number one, jack still has time on the clock. races back and right before the buzzer ... he takes the shot and the 18- year-old wins $10,000. or not. school officials say as part of it, he has to hit the shot in his first try and made it on ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ one of the best things is that millions of peopleia will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. enroll now at coveredca.com. lottery ticket. wednesday's powerball jackpot has hit 400-million dollars. in a way, a california

thailand's election commission says the government can use a portion of its budget to pay farmers for bryce purchased her controversial program but the amount of money falls far short of what's required and officials are now looking for additional funds to make the overdue payments to look on to neverland bangkok has the story. the commission on tuesday said the government could spend about twenty two million dollars from its current budget of becoming as fun as the event's three billion gallons. the thai constitution requires that the county can come and seek approval from the election commission before spending any money. dissolve the parliament in december and when the head with a snap election period this month that link to the formation of you can take that government protests fall's election officials to cancel resulting in around twenty percent of the constituencies insufficient and days of the state is re elected to form a comment. appointing a new prime minister a fondness the state's rally steam on being the last administration made good on its flights to find their rights. from t

bryce cotton, this is good. 45 seconds to go in the o.t. extra special and fancy, puts that home.en seconds left. tied at 79. ryan arcidiacono -- his friends just call him ryan. he would make the free throw. 'nova up 3. providence, great set play, henton is get and go. villanova wins this thing, 82-79 and now we go back to news and weather. >> yeah. >> that's all we have. >> laying out. >> hope it was worth it. >> guys, thanks. >> thanks, guys. >>> now an inspiration. a 91-year-old weightlifter in our "play of the day." here he is, sven steensgard, at the danish national power lifting competition this past weekend. he's getting ready to lift 286 pounds, that's more than twice his own weight. >> and check it out. after he lifts it. >> break time. >> he takes a little break. >> can't blame him. >> in the arms of the spotter. he is the oldest power lifter in an official international, but who is his competition? there's not really many other 91-year-olds doing this. he's pretty amazing. 91 years old. >> good for him, right? >> uh-huh. >> all right. up next, we'll go to "the pulse." k

the administration bryce about economic growth but what is not growing is the paycheck why that could- be checkmate charles: deceives the president's economic recovery may not be the rosy picture he paints. half of us still living paycheck to paycheck with little or no savings. that does not sound like a recovery to me. >> what we are looking at is three times the level of long-term unemployed. we still have too many dropouts in terms of the labor force and since the jobless rate hit 10 percent to thousand nine much of the decline is due to the dropout. so we have tepid job growth and not the economic dynamism, but the animal spirits because optimism is day force multiplier to get jobs back in the economy we are not at that level yet. charles: that is the problem people can give statistics but there is a lack of the aura that should have kicked in by now. >> there are all sorts of reasons for that and there is a scenario that is laid out it is not a political issue we could have a conversation for what she laid out very accurately but that would be a waste of time. >>he president is s

marcus paige double-teamed finds bryce johnson, bobbled by britt but tokoto will finish.meeks with three. >> oklahoma state and baylor. brown in ok state. there they go. 3.5 seconds in the game already. baylor up 3. uh-oh. bang. leyton hammonds tied the game. seemed like he missed like 14 in a row until that. rice o'neil driving and baylor up by five. under two minutes to go. oak state down by three. under a minute to go, and kenny chery, wearing the glow uniforms and baylor hangs on to win, 70-64 in the o.t. >>> we got college basketball coming your way tuesday, not just any tuesday, it's super tuesday, first kentucky taking on mississippi and the hawkwhys victoria beckham indiana. both an espn and the espn app. >> thanks, guys. >>> great story here. female athlete breaking new ground earning her "play of the day." jennifer welter is the first woman to play professional football in a nonkicking position after ten years with the women's league. >> yes, saturday she played with the texas revolution of the indoor football league. she got three carries. at 5'2", 130 pounds s

everyone wants to know just how healthy is bryce harper. dianna russini sat down with the outfielder to find out and so far health has not been an issue. >> i really think coming into spring training, i wanted to know i was 100%. i really wanted to know that i could go through every day practice and have no pain, and i can hit and have no pain and run and throw. and just being able to do those things without pain is amazing, because last year, i mean, every single day i was pain and pain and pain. it didn't feel good. so coming in knowing that i'm going to go through my everyday business of working hard and playing hard is really nice. and i have no limitations. and i can do what i want to do and really come on strong this year. and hopefully we can get to where we want to be. and that's win the world series. >> let's hope he stays healthy the entire >>> yes, yes, yes! >> keep up the good fight. >> housekeepers, restaurant workers and ride operators at disney world are rallying for higher wages and better benefits in south florida. most say

the administration bryce about economic growth but what is not growing is the paycheck why that couldycheck why that could lead -- be checkmate [ male announcer ] e new new york is open. open to innovation. open to ambitn. open to boldids. that's why n york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new york. if there's something that creates more jobs, and ows more businesses... we're open to it. start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i g a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fed. charles: deceives the president's economic recovery may not be the rosy picture he paints. half of us still living paycheck to paycheck with ttle or no savings. that does not sound

the administration bryce about economic growth but what is not growing is the paycheck why that couldcheckmate for the president's policy. open to ambition. open to ldids. that's why n york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new york. if there's something that creates more jobs, and ows more businesses... we're open to it. start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. charles: deceives the president's economic recovery may not be the rosy picture he paints. half of us still living paycheck to paycheck with little or no savings. that does not sound like a recovery to me. >> what we are looking at is three times the level of long-term unemployed. we still have too many dropouts in terms of the labor force and since the jobless rate hit 10 percent to thousand nine much of the decline is due to the dropout. so we have tepid job growth and not the economic dynamism, but the animal spirits because optimism is day force multiplier to get jobs back in the economy we are no

the administration bryce about economic growth but what is not growing is the paycheck why that couldi'm phyllis and i have diabetic nerve pain. when i first felt the diabetic nerve pain, of course i had no idea what it was. i felt like my feet were going to sleep. it progressed from there to burning like i was walking on hot coals... to like 1,000 bees that were just stinging my feet. i have a great relationship with my doctor... he found lyrica for me. [ female announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactio or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor t away if you have these, new or worsening depron, or unusual chaes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, changes in eyesight including blurry vision, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or sn sores from diabetes. common side effes are dizziness, sleess, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol while taki lyrica. don't drive or use machine

. >> and joining me now from austin, texas, to discuss the risk of transporting oil is robert bryce.nks for being with us. >> thank you for being here today. >> the way to move oil by rail or pipeline does the industry have a preference? >> i think for the industry it depends, i guess would be the first answer. moving by pipeline is far cheaper, it's also no question far safer. but what we've seen now with the development of the willison basin and the bakken shale in north dakota, and this surge of moving oil by tanker car, producers are also seeing that moving by rail gives them more optionality. they can move their product to highest bidder, move to different refineries, whereas a pipeline gives them a fairly restricted method of moving oil, rail car is much more flexible. >> how can you say moving oil by pipeline is much safer, especially when so many are concerned about the keystone pipeline for instance? >> the facts are the facts. we have the biggest pipeline network here in the united states. we have more than a million miles of natural gas pipeline. probably about the same in

get details from robert bryce from the manhattan institute. welcome back to the show, robert. really another government program and it is going to do what? >> well, gerri, this is the -- [laughter] the latest rhetoric from the obama administration on climate change and, let me be clear, i have no problem with what the president is saying here in trying to make our infrastructure, make your cities more resilient to weather events. right?ust makes good sense, we've seen cities like london, like amsterdam, venice, st. petersburg, build barriers to help control flood events. gerri: right. >> now the president is saying we're having severe weather in some areas, particular letter he was in california last week talking about the drought. what i have a problem though is the way the administration continues to conflate these extreme weather events and blaming it on co2 emissions there is no science to support it. gerri: usually controversial but i hear what you're saying. here is what i don't understand. how does spending a billion dollars of taxpayer money, my money, your money out t

area bryce harper with derek jeter retiring the end of next season, the mlb network is holding a contestis the next face of the game. today harper is squaring off against clayton kershaw. type #bryceharper all one word on twitter. >>> from war zones to the baseball diamond coming up you'll see how the washington nationals are using drones during spring training. >> this isn't your average cooking class, part of a pot tourism class in colorado, more >>> 14 million visitors traveled to the mile high city in 2012 making tourism the second largest industry in denver. >> now with legalized marijuana laws in place some entrepreneurs have high hopes of bringing a niche market to town. >> reporter: at chef alexander's cooking class the menu calls for marijuana meatballs and pot infused chocolate truffles. >> this is still a bit warm. >> reporter: it's one stop in the my 4-20 tour's pot vacation package where curious customers can legally experience a rocky mountain high. >> weed is the new twine. >> reporter: 67-year-old milwaukee realtor tried marijuana recently and loved it. >> it just took al

. >> bryce, i saw a picture of you. >> reporter: in addition to their twice weekly meetings, ken is in boys' lives. if they get in trouble at school, he's the one that gets called. if they get in trouble with the law, ken makes sure they pay their dues. for every one boy he saves, though, ken knows there are hundreds, perhaps thousands that could use a friend like him. you could look at what he's doing as just a drop in the bucket or you could look at it as someone who decided it was time to start filling that bucket. >> you have to start somewhere. there are always going to be problems in the world, but you have to start somewhere. >> reporter: garvin thomas, "today in the bay." >>> california makes history. ahead on "today in the bay," the country's first undocumented lawyer is sworn in. more on his fight to become a practicing attorney. >>> and new jersey governor chris christie's bid to become the next president is stuck in gridlock. the latest accusations in that traffic scandal. oh wow. you look incredible! right?! is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken cor

by the time we get to summer people will say this is helping me, my brother brother, bryce sister, my neighbors and we have evidence of that mentioned in the 3.3 million people cover a 1.1 billion in january alone. this is very important young people in all that the interest-rate ages 89 through 34 rose 65% over last month. we think what is happening is what we thought the american people see the benefits of the affordable care act with the marketplace with competition to get good benefits and better access. what is the purpose? period we think it will be a great benefit to and they will see that in the coming months. >> 3.40 million over 12. 5 million. >> with the exchange. >> any other questions? >> it is safe to say most issues there is zero appetite for those to come up under the republican controlled house you said you want to put pressure on to the bill but how is there a specific strategy? said. >> guest: obama to do more? >> as you indicate to everything that we talk about is in over 70 percent of the people they think we should have comprehensive immigration reform. the list

people bryceing for another attack by the police. half of the square has been burned down. brought testers have taken shelter in some of the buildings, the hard buildings there including the post office and a music academy. very, very tense, the subways are closed here in kiev, some people are walking to work, the streets were very quiet when we came into the city this afternoon. there are about 5,000 people in this square right now demonstrators saying they will not leave. they are digging up paving stones like on the streets behind me. they've used everything they can, getting molotov cocktails together, so a very, very tense situation here, waiting to see what the authorities will do next. >> has the president met with the opposition leaders yet today? >> he has not met with the opposition leaders today. we don't think a meeting is planned. we spoke with opposition leaders people and they say the leaders don't in tend to meet with the president. last night, the president told demonstrators the pro opposition demonstrators to lay down their arms and get out of the square,

marching band director bryce from ohio said that they would send their entire band into action and would. >> these are just ideas. >> ideas. we got these offers. >> meredith in new jersey says she wanted to open up her home to you and your family. but we've got some other great ideas that came through, as well. >> yeah. we're telling you about what viewers wrote. flight attendant said she would give you her buddy pass. however, we are -- and we just wanted to say, we have the best viewers who really wanted to help. but we've got a plan for you. >> yes. >> first of all, as i understand it, ladies, you got a $20 gift certificate to southwest airlines to get you started on maybe getting an airfare, right? >> correct. >> well, you can use that for snacks because southwest has agreed to fly you and your daughters to new york so you can come see the musical. but that's not all. okay. that's not all. >> that's enough for them. >> that's a start. >> because you're going to also be in the heart of time square at the residence inn and you're staying through the weekend, ladies. you have plenty of

by the time we get to summer people will say this is helping me, my brother brother, bryce sister, my neighbors and we have evidence of that mentioned in the 3.3 million people cover a 1.1 billion in january alone. this is very important young people in all that the interest-rate ages 89 through 34 rose 65% over last month. we think what is happening is what we thought the american people see the benefits of the affordable care act with the marketplace with competition to get good benefits and better access. what is the purpose? period we think it will be a great benefit to and they will see that in the coming months. >> 3.40 million over 12. 5 million. >> with the exchange. >> any other questions? >> it is safe to say most issues there is zero appetite for those to come up under the republican controlled house you said you want to put pressure on to the bill but how is there a specific strategy? said. >> guest: obama to do more? >> as you indicate to everything that we talk about is in over 70 percent of the people they think we should have comprehensive immigration reform. the list